Telecom Sector Skills Council

published:17 Dec 2014

Telecom Sector Skills Council

Telecom Sector Skills Council

The Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC) is committed to develop world class skilled manpower for the Indian Telecom industry.
Established in 2013, TSSC is a not for profit organization set up with fu...

The company was founded by Sunil Bharti Mittal along with two siblings in 1976. The company was not so famous in India by its own name, rather its brand names like Airtel and Beetel (PSTN Phone Sets) are household names in India. The company underwent a brand reformation process and changed its logo and corporate Image.

Telecom Sector Skills Council

The Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC) is committed to develop world class skilled manpower for the Indian Telecom industry.
Established in 2013, TSSC is a not for profit organization set up with funding support of NSDC through Ministry of Finance, Government of India and Industry Associations.
In a short span of less than a year, TSSC has enrolled over 2.10 Lakh candidates and certified 1.44 Lakh candidates in various Telecom Job Roles across 23 States and 155 cities and towns in India, with active support from TSSC Affiliated 160 Training Partners, 6 Assessing Partners, 140 Industry Partners, 5 State Government Partners and 14 University Partners.
Our Governing Body is led by Mr. Akhil Gupta, Vice Chairman, Bharti Enterprises as President. Other members of the council include CEO level representation from Vodafone, Idea, Reliance Jio, Nokia, Samsung, Videocon, Ericsson, Alcatel Lucent, Reliance, Nokia Siemens Network etc . Apart from these , we have representatives from IIM Ahmadabad, NSDC and Department of Electronics & Information Technology.
TSSC has developed over 100 National Occupational Standards covering 28 job roles in telecom.

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published:17 Dec 2014

updated:17 Dec 2014

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PwC India: Finding value for the consumer in the Indian mobile industry

Bharti Gupta Ramola, Markets Leader, PwC India, elaborates on mobile usage patterns of Indians as well as the concept of consumer value in the telecom industry.

Indian telecom industry has been witnessing continuous growth over the last decade. Ever since the introduction of second generation (2G) telecom network in India, the country’s telecom infrastructure has undergone major technological advancements.
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published:30 Oct 2014

updated:30 Oct 2014

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India News: PM Manmohan Singh allows 100% FDI in telecom sector

India News: The UPA government on Tuesday raised foreign direct investment (FDI) caps in a number of sectors like telecom, insurance, defence, credit informa...

Digital India Summit 2015 - Part 2

The Times Television Network's 2-day Digital India Summit kicked off in the capital today. The summit aims to crowd source & curate detailed and focused solutions from the industry to implement the government's ambitious ‘Digital India’ programme. Telecom and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad delivered the keynote address at the summit. Here is a slice of the plenary session moderated by ET NOW's Managing Editor R.Sridharan. The panel comprises of the minister himself, along with Vineet Nayar - former CEO at HCL Technologies, Satyan Gajwani - CEO, Times Internet and Jerome Booth - Chairman, New Call Telecom.
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published:04 Mar 2015

updated:04 Mar 2015

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Telecom Towers Market in India 2010 - Sample.mp4

The telecom towers business in India is lucrative with long-term growth prospects. Telecom becoming a necessity for individuals, the market is expected to boom in the future. Due to increasing penetration of advanced technologies in the market, players are looking to tap the opportunities being offered by 3G and WIMAX. Infrastructure sharing has however become an essential part of the market because more and more players are looking to reduce their capital and operational expenditure on telecom towers. The market is witnessing growth and provides greater opportunities for players in the near future.
The report begins with the market overview section highlighting the telecom tower requirements in India. The cost break-up and description of different types of telecom towers in India is also highlighted. This is followed by the information regarding the various business models followed in India with regards to erection of towers and its related infrastructure. A section on infrastructure sharing highlights the types of sharing associated with telecom towers. It also identifies the key benefits of sharing for players in the market. A sample tower profitability matrix has also been prepared to analyze the profit for players.
The key factors of growth for the market have been analyzed. An analysis of these drivers explains the factors for growth of the industry including growth in subscribers, emergence of solar power as a positive source of energy, introduction of new technologies like 3G and spectrum scarcity. The key challenges identified encompass challenges faced in rural set up and increasing pollution and radiations. This is followed by the government regulations section which provides a brief description of the major government bodies operating in this sector. The key initiatives taken by the government on account of boosting the sector have been analyzed including the role and regulation of the government in terms of infrastructure sharing.
The competition section provides an overview of the competitive landscape of the market highlighting the current market share of the tower companies on account of the number of towers operational under their banner. It also provides a detailed matrix of major telecom players in India with their current subscriber base and the respective tower infrastructure providers. It also includes detailed profiles of major players present in the market. This is followed by the mergers & acquisitions section which gives a snapshot of the major deals that have happened in the sector over the past year. It also highlights the PE investments in the sector. A key developments section has also been provided highlighting the developments in the market over the past year.

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